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Shop with Friends: Boost Sales on Your Shopify Store with Social Shopping
Driving traffic to your Shopify store is tougher than ever. Even when you manage to attract visitors, only a fraction of them convert into paying customers—most just browse and leave. What’s missing? Social validation. Before making a purchase, shoppers often check in with friends for opinions, especially in industries like fashion. Now, you can harness this natural behavior to increase…
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Originality.ai: Ensure Human-Quality Content with Unmatched AI Detection
Trust is everything. Whether you’re an agency producing search-optimized articles, a publisher safeguarding editorial integrity, or a business defending your brand’s voice, the threat of undetected AI-generated or plagiarized content poses a real risk. While generative AI (GenAI) tools empower creators, organizations need a transparent and accurate way to verify what’s truly original. Originality.ai Originality.ai is a purpose-built platform for…
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The Power of the Twenty Eleven WordPress Theme
Over the weekend, I switched my WordPress theme back to Twenty Eleven. I can honestly say that I’m happy with the design now. I’ve tailored it to my liking and I didn’t even have to touch the code. Now don’t get me wrong, there are times when I love diving right into a theme and hacking the crap out of…
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6 Myths of Social Sharing
There are no rules! This has been my mantra for as long as I’ve been marketing. What I watch that works fantastic for one company barely moves the needle for another. Virtually no two businesses are alike, yet we have an entire marketing consulting industry of so-called experts that give bunk advice every single day. Of course there are strategies…
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Source Metrics: Social Marketing Optimization and Analytics
Source Metrics has announced its Social Media Inbox. This new feature is unlike other tools as it offers actionable detailed information as it happens rather than high-level business intelligence in weekly or monthly reports, and allows marketers to distill 1000s of daily mentions down to about 20 of the most important actionable mentions according to following. 1.webp” alt=”” title=”Source Metrics…
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I’m getting tired of FPAM
If you’re on Facebook, you’re getting FPAM’d, aren’t you? It sounds pretty funny, but it’s not. I think that’s what I’m going to start calling it… FPAM = Facebook Spam. My email inbox is full of friend invites, real event invitations, virtual friend invitations, my friends have questions to ask me, I should install this Facebook application, I should be…
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Product Consumption Intelligence is the Future of Behavioral Insights
Capturing the attention of today’s consumers requires knowing exactly what they want. And the creation of the new pink doesn’t happen without getting an audience pulse-check to ensure it’s effective out in the wild. Although how brands measure data has significantly changed in recent history, there has always been one missing piece to the insights puzzle—real-time, post-purchase consumption metrics. Strolling…
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Pre-Purchase Habits of Shoppers
The other night I had my shopping cart full on Apple.com with a brand new MacBook Pro with retina display. My finger literally hovered over the purchase button. My current MacBook Pro is still a great machine but it’s really starting to feel slow compared to all the new Macs coming out. At the time, I was watching a television…
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Your Email Marketing Efforts Don’t Matter if You’re Not Mobile Optimized
As we were looking to improve our engagement, the very first thing we did was implement responsive email templates using our platform, CircuPress, to distribute the content (Subscribe daily or weekly). The change in statistics were nothing short of stunning. We send our weekly email out to over 70,000 subscribers on Monday and our analytics shows us that that’s the…
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Restoring a Malicious WordPress Site
1.webp” alt=”” title=”malicious-site” width=”300″ height=”211″ class=”alignright size-full tie-image10844″ />A client called me this week complaining that their site was being blocked due to malicious code found on it. It was a WordPress site that was on a shared server. Rather than scour every file through every site on the server to identify the injection script, we were able to get…
